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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

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proceeding Session?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

B,&o:R, R, Depart Arrive.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
Hastings.
Correspondence Of The Irish Standard I.

Correspondence Of The Irish Standard.
Michael Hackett, Of Nininger, was
adjudged insane and sent to Rochester,
George Dillon died last Saturday
morning at his home in Nininger. lie
was one of Hastings oldest settlers,
coming to our city about 80 years ago
He leaves wife and five children. three
daughters and two sons. They have
the sympathy of all in this their great
bereavement. He was buried Oh Mon.
day, with Requiem Mass, from the
charch of the Guardian Angels. He
was 6e years old. May his soul rest in
peace.
Mrs. Charles Krantz came In from
Hampton with her husband on Satur-
day to spend Sunday with friends. She
went to Mass On Sunday morning and
was in the best Of health was taken
sick Sunday night and died the next
morning at o'clock of apoplexy. She
was Al years of age, and leaves q nus
band, three sons and two daughters,
also three sisters, to mourn their loss.
The funeral was from ST.. Boniface
church, and her body was taken to New
gTrieT s, III 4, ss fs. sJ5
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21

unredeemable scoundrel IS this O'Con-
nell. Oh! how long shall such a wretch
be tolerated among civilized men! But
let him mark us Well---as surely as he
dare invade the privacy Of the life Of
Lord Lyndh,ust or any other man,
woman, or child that may happen, by
themselves or their relatives, to be op-
posed to him in politics. 50 surely will
We carry the Wal into his own domiciie
at Derrynane and Dublin, and show up
the Whole brood Ct O'Connells. young
aud old" O'Connelps reply TO this
challenge is worth quoting. He said:
"Df course 1t is not my purpose to
handy words with creatures SO naturally
contemptible as you-Bacon and Barnes
are. Your rascality is purely yenal,
and has no more Of individual ma
iignity in it than inevitably belongs to
beings who sell their souls to literary
assassination; and who from their ma
ture, would be actual assassins it they
lived at the period Of history when the
wages Of villains Of that description
bore a reasonable proportion to the hire
you receive for o different, only because
q bIoodless, atrocl1y. 4 # You
have made literary vileness a byword.
Il is really discredital)le to Britain that
il; should be known that SO much afro
city, SO depraved, Sc nnprincip]eti, O.
yileness as the Times has exhibited,
should have any countenance or sup
porters. AS to me, the only sentimentsI
entertain are those of contempt and ut
ter defiance"
With one more quotation from the
Times we Shall close this article. In No
venber. 1885, these lines On O'Connell
appeared in it's columns:
Slime condensed Of Irish bog:
Rnffian-coward-- --de1nagogue!
Boundless liarl,ase dctractor!
Nurse of murder treason's factor!
Spout thy filth ,diffuse thy slime,
Slander ID in thee no crime.
Safe from challenge, safe from law,
What can curb thy callous jaw?
Who woald sue convict liar?
On poltroon who would fire?
OConnell is now regarded as q model
agitator. How will Mr.. Parneli be re-
garded fifty years hence?-Freeman.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
Cursan and Lord Ayonnlore.

AS a Judge, Lord AYOnn1Ore LORD
Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer
in Ireland) had one great fault-he was
apt to take up first impression Of a
cause, and it was difficult afterwards to
obliterate it. This habit was at times
to Curran serious source of annoyance,
and he took the following whimsical
method CT correcting it. The reader
must remember that the object of the
narrator was by q tedious and malicious
prucrastination to irrritate his hearer
into the vice which he was anxious to
eradicate. They were to dine together
at the house Of a common friend, and g.
large party WAS assembled, some Of
whom witnessed the occurrence of the
morning. Curran, contrary to his usual
custom, was late for dinner, and at
length arrived in the most admirably
affected agitation. ''Why, Mr.. Curran. y
grumbled Lord Avonmore, ''you have
kept lis ful! hour waiting dinner tor
you.' "Oh, my dear lord, regret it
much; you must know it seldom hap
pens, but---l;ve been witness to a most
melancholy occurrences ''My God !!
you seem horribly moved by it-take a
glass of wine. w hat was it? What
was it9' II will tell you, my lord, the
moment I can collect myself. I had
been detained at court-in the Court Of
Chancery-your lordship knows the
Chancellor sits late.'' Il do, do
but go on'' We'll, nay lord, was
hurrying home as fast as ever / could.
( did not even change my dress. /
hope shall be excused for coming in
my boots?" 6 Pooh, pooh never
mind your boots; the point, come at
once to the point Of the story" ''Oh,
[ will, my good lord, in a moment. I
walked here, / would not even wait to
get the carriage ready; it would have
taken time, you know. Now there is,a
market exactly in the road by which I
bad to pass-your lordship may perhaps
recollect the market-do you?' " 10
be sure / do. Go on, Curran, go Oh
Will Gut SlOIy. CtW SCAJ S1t%AA
your lordship remembers the market,
for totally forgot the name of 1.-THE
name, the name.'' "What the devil
signifies the name Of it, sir! It's the
Castle Market.'' 50 Your lordship is
perfectly right; it is called Castle
Market. Well, I was passing Through
this Identical Castle Market, when |
observed butcher preparing to kill a
calf. He had huge knife in his hand;
it was as sharp as a razor. The calf
was standing beside him; he drew the
knife to plunge it into the animal. Just
as he was in the act Of doing so, little
boy, about four years old-ran suddenly
across his path, and he killed-oh, my
Godl he killed. ''The child! the
child" vociferated Lord Avonmore.
mo, my lord, the calfI'' continued Cur
ran, very coolly-''he killed the calf,
but our lordship is in the habit Of
anticipating"
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
Bound for America.

1t is not difficult to find adequate rea
sons for the extraordinary rush of emil
grants this year from all parts of Eu-
rope for the happy land of Canaan
across the Atlantic. The Irish are com-
ing in greater throngs than ever, be-
cause Of the constant danger Of evic-
tion, and the prospect of worse times
before the good time comes. On the
Continent every nation is staggering
under the burdens of taxation and
acquisitions Oh the male population for
military service that constitute a state
Of things nearly as disastrous as war.
In some countries cruel persecution is
driving the Jews into exile in multi
tudes. Over the whole Continent hangs
the black war cloud that may burst and
devastate Europe at any moment. 1t
is not strange that all persons who find
life a terror under such conditions and
can escapeto America are doing Sc.
While the states of Europe are piling
up debts in time of peace the United
States is paying off it's debt at the rate
of $4,000, 600 q month. The decrease
last month was $l3,000O00 When we
have peace here it means peace and
prosperity for the people. Since 1865
the public debt has decreased nearly two
billion dollars. TO the common people
of Europe country that is embarrassed
by tke rapidity with which it's debt is
diminishing; that has no compulsory
military service; that has free church
in free state, cheap land and plenty Of
work for all-sucl1 a country must seem
like the Promised Land.-Buffalo Com
mercial
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
new and higher civilization is develop
ing itself both in Church and State.
A few words more about some O

A few words more about some OF
Bishop Coxe's latest statements It is
positively painful to see how an eau-
Gated man tries to torture the plain and
pure teachings of The Catholic Church
into bnngle of revolving ideas. The
probalism. as held by St. Liguori and
sanctioned by the Church, means this !;
When two opinions are equally prob
able, either opinion may be followed as
-, as there is no doubt as to the ex-
ace Of the law. When there is GER
de as to the existence of the law, OF
n one opinion is notably mere prob
4 than the other, the most probable
lion must always be followed. a
liar doctrine holds good in civil law,
sa this difference, that the civil law
ass strict than the Catholic theology.
Us when there is some doubt as to
s." guilt Of ans accused person, the
MON of one juryman is as good in
il law as that of the other eleven.
It no one thinks Of accusing the civil
yas producing ''perjury, theft. i'm
rity, all the passions and all crime"
ly lawyer or judge would easily un-
stand the meaning Of Catholic teach
as to probabilism but some men
possess no tact i'll picking the right
meaning out Of a chapter of Catholic
theology. .
The Parliament i'll Paris in l762 was
far from being composed exclusively
Of Roman Catholics" 1t was COM
posed Of eminent members Of the
,Eansenist sect, bitterly opposed to the
Jesuits. When the Jesuit confessor Of
Louis XIV. refused the Sacraments to
the King because the latter would not
dismiss Nine. de Pompadour, the then
reigning members OF the Bourbon
family in Spain, Italy and France
joined the Jansenlsts against the
Jesuits, and with sword in hand COM
PEELED Clement XIV, to dissolve the So
ciety of Jesus. In the brief reluctantly
issued to that effect the Pope said
The end we aim at is, in the first
place: to secure the advantage OF the
Church and the tranquility Of the ma
tions then to bring aid and consola
tion to each Of the members Of the 60
cisty of Jesus, whose person We love in
the Lord, in order Shat henceGorth
being delivered from all the pains
which have tOrmpnted them. and FROM
many dIscords and contention, they
may more faithfully cultivate the vine
yard of the Lord. and more abundantly
work for the salvation of sou|s.'
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21

Manitoba settlers have been losing
heavily by prairie fires.
Swan Bros, leading cattle dealers Of
Wyoming, have failed for $l:,1OO, 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Tho Seized Vessels,

Secretary Bayard said on Sunday night
In Washington, In reference to the re-
ported release of the British and American
sealing vessels seized In Alaskan waters:
There has been to my knowledge no or
der issued by the President for the re-
lease of any Of the vessels seized this year
simply because we have no knowledge OF
the circumstances under which the yes
sells were seized, and we only know that
they are IN the hands OF the Court, ard
therefore, will be dealt with according to
law. sThere were three cases last year In
which the President saw At to order the
release Of three vessels seized in August,
1885, but those are the only cases know
of In which vessels were ordered released
That occurred last year and the facts
were made public at the time"
Captain Warren, of the sealing
schooner, Owner, arrived at Victoria,
British Columbia, on Saturday. He says
that "stter the arrival of ahe Ancon, from
the South, Governor Swiaeford came In
to Marshall Atkins Office while Captain
Warren was there and stated the papers
had BET n received from Washington or
dering the release OF the master. mates
and all crews of the seized schooners,
British and American. There are al
together eleven schooners In Sitka."
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
THIRD EDITION.
Oourt Of OenO,ai eessSsns,

Court OF 0en0sad eooes0ns,
The Court Of Geusrsl Sessions for
New CASTLE County convened st 10. 40
o'clock this morning, with Chief JUS
tice Comegys and AesooiAte Judge
Paynter on the bench. The attendance
Of spectators was larges, still there was
not ss many present as nAiRht have been
expected considering ths fAot that there
are % many interesting local cases 10
be heard at this term. Daring TIE Va.
cation the space around tho reporters
table with the steps leading 10 the wit
ness boz and the bench have besn GOV.
cred with new floor lineu,, and oil
cloth has been placed around the water
cooler.
Immediately after the opening the
names Of the grand and general jurors
we're called with VIM. r. Cochran -
foreman OF the first named. After
being sworn the grand Jury retired to
their room sud Immediately eommenc.
Cd the examination OF witnesses In the
policy cases.
After the grand Jury retired NO fur
return at u 40 o. 'olock, when they made
charged until 3 O'Clock this Afternoon.
Attorney General Bipes stated to the
court that ton true bills had bsen found
Agsinst the policy dealers, including
Stroud, File, Fountain and Beckley,
and that he was ready TO 60 ahead With
them ut once II. q. Turner, Esq., one
OF the counsel for the defense, stated
that while he did not wish to delay the
trial he could not be ready to 20 ahead
until tomorrow morning. He wanted
time TO examine the indictments "a and
summon witnesses, aud he thought IL
would be short enough time to set the
trials for tomorrow morning. The
court decided TO let them 60 over until
70 morrow morning, with the express
understanding that they are TO be taken
up theu whether the defense Is ready or
not. Court then took . recess until
O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
FIFTH EDITIoI
A state Ios,,,..,

wilmington shoald feel ,n.,
that IL hss an ed uostIon.ii iius'ly
s Se,se reputation is rapidly n, any
beyond the limits Of the oity "a.
only In Its second year IL 4. Al
,,udents from Rock!snd. as G,s
Eige Moor, Newport, s.sntor "rsS sSI
New CASTLE, Delaware Civ NJ
Georges, and Pleasant Vii Al; H
ware alto Lapden burg. Pa 81 ar o
ington, Md. Application ~, ~,
gues nave also been recsiYed ~
f0ro, Smyrna, Bridgevills. y
CLAY mont, FELTON,, MiidIs,o.
Clayton, all Of Delaware. I.ssS
Oxford, Media. Elk Nails
Square, Yorklyn, CoatesyIi,s
vile. Jeferton County, and W III
York County; ali of Pa AND ny
north Carolina. Toe institntid
10 giving such q thorough And
cal course Of instruction as n
this extensive patronage ia MI
nington Com merc,al Uolleoa /
In Institute Building, Eiahsa an,
ket streets. Those having yonns
OF either rex to educate shorld
write for , catalogue at once. a,
are admitted at any time v,.hd
disadvantage or en- barrassrr ANY any
are charged only from time Il an
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Lecture by Mr, Conrad -.

Henry O. Conrad, Esl,, will deliver
his 6rst lecture In o course Of twenty
on commercial law o: the Wilmington
Commercial College. in the Institute
building, to morrow afternoon at 2
o'oiock. Subject, General Features Of
Commercial Law" To this first lecture
the public are invited. MIR. Goldey
does not propose TO make lawyers of
all his Students, but to 30 Inform them
as to eaye en- mbarrsssment In conduotin z
their own or others business, and TO
avoid expensive litigntions.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Dots.

Mrs. Allen 5srvison, OF this city is
spending short vacati on at Milford.
Dr., snitcher is guest at the Wind.
sor hu.ei, u, nver, Colorado.
Mr.. Levi c. Bird drives q handsou Q
pair OF gray horses to two seat ros d
wayon.
Ths inves igAion OF the charges
against Frof. Graham will be coa.iI :
ued this evening.
A fair is being held for the beneft o.
the ctuEch Of the Sacred Hear, q
Tenth aid Madison streets.
DR.. z. E. Stewart has returned from
tie International Medical Convention, D,
aad is ready TO wait on patients.
The bees homemade candy maker is at No.
W, "a s. Goods always fresa AID lns.
grard.
Miss Arrie Banks OF this city, who
was spending couple of weeks down
a. Atlantic City, returned home last
evening.
Mr.. Robert Boyd and Miss Carrie
Mr. AID Mrs. George Fillmore Vernon,
Of this city.
Mrs. J. Pusey Smith and son. who
were stopping at the Lafayette Hotel,
Phl.Gtt !phts, last week, returned hon e
Saturday morning.
Andrew C.ookenbac challenges any
man IN :be State TO foot race from the
city La.i 20 the cap!tsl st Washington,
the winner 10 wear tie belt.
Era!. festival OF Calvary p. z.
Church, corner Third and Washington
strests, TO he held on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, September Il ard -
Tickets IS cents, Refreshments In ncluded
AS today is the commencement Of
the Jewish New Year, all tue stores
conducted oy those of that faith in onI
city viii be closed until 8 o'clock th!i
evening.
Nj James ard Annie Hutchinson
who have been on here visiting rela
tives, returned hcme 10 New York thil
morning, accompanied by Mrs. W
Scott Vernon.
1t Is reported that all the liquor ga
looms in cur city were closed up q
tight ss clam on Sunday. caused b,
detectives hunting out violators Of th
law.
Tne Graud Central was crowded Sat
uTdsy night to witness the four-roun
glove contest, between Jack Lennon
Il Brooklyn and Jack Mount, of Pitts
bursh. The referee decided 1t draw.
G. Van Smith. superintendent of tn
PhIadelphis division OF the Bsltimor
aud Ohio Railroad, is highly elate'
over the beautiful hunting case gol'
watch which was presented to him b,
his friends on his arrival In Baltimore
few dsys ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
WIN. b. sHAkPE . %.

grain Carpet now, at 30
cents a yard, that we ever
handled-styles as good as
the high priced carpets
material fair--a good carpet
for some upstairs rooms.
See our stock, look around,
you'll find good, bad and in
different stocks, Of course.
Compare ours with theirs,
get prices and styles and
then buy intelligently. You're
as welcome as the day to
look through our stock OF
goods. Come and see what o
store you have right here.
Our whole stock OF Dress
Goods In elegant fall fab
RIGS are here.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
At Healdmoor.

Thsraemhers OF the Nat!1a
will shoot for the weekly y
aftesn oon at the Healdmoo; !,
weokJ y and high record os1fI ;,s,'
TO any member Of the mIi,.' y
STATE, Under the direction "
Sim ,son the improvement, ~. -
ase being rushed rapidly ~ wv :
pla;iop. The "butts" are Y
way, AID the new sboosiDe 81 no. !"
hr. .isbad, The small saoo''1
now ca the 500 yard rsnge'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Death OF Father CAreW.

Rev. Francis Osrew, Pastor OF St
Roses Roman Catholic Church at Car
bondsle, Pa, , died on Saturday morn
Ing, aged GA years. He was native Of
the county Tippersry, Ireland; grad
uated and was ordained at May ynooth
and came TO this country thirty .seven
years ago. He was stationed at Oar.
bondale as assistant to Rev. Father
Prendergast, and succeeded the latter
rs pastor when he was transferred Il
this city, about 80 years ago. The fur
eral will take place on Wednesday next
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
yyui Open rhih EVsninI

Professor Webster will open
In dancing for gentlemen tau
at 8 O'Clock, and as this class
ginnipgs exclusively, meme sn'
become learners sho1lc hesit,
tend. Professor Webs.sr's 70!
ience So o teachsr emineStly y
give ilstruction In this at,
who Join his classes will 90
themselves at their rapid prog
lsdiesi and children's olsss
menoe on Saturday, October j
IN and be held every Weulg
Sat1rday afternoon. The spsG,I
class will be on Tuesday eveni|
s to 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
An Ohatr action on the II

The engineer of 4 passenger
the jefferson Cl'y branca OF la'
aud Alton Pa ,lroad, when near
Missouri, on Friday night, uiSI y,
obstructiJa on the track h'
the train, aid found a heavy
plate fac oep ed across the traeh'
proceeded cautiously, ana
miles fuTtl ler on found the ",
obstrueiet, by . pile of ties.
removed, and The train pfoce''
out aceij ent,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
The Sioux all Ouizt.

The Secretary OF the Interior has been
Informed That all is quiet on the Yank-
tou reservation. and that the thirty
Sioux bucks" from whom trouble u
feared havs ceased their hostility and
decided to take their allotmepts Of land
with the rsst of their tribe. The troops
from Fort Randall will remain for scme
time on tbs reservation to insure paaca.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Select knixhts' Exourslo

Welcome Legion No /, Select
OF the A. o. U. W., will give al
sion TO the historic battlefield
tysburg on Thursdsy, Septem|
AT Little Round Top Q cod
equipped park has been opened
accommodation OF visitors, snd|
tire battle grounds can be view|
this place. The excursion tr}
run TO this park withou. extra
All who can should avail themd
the cheap ratee to the field wh(
200, 600 men fought the fercest \
the OWL War. Tho National Cd
with Its hundreds OF besutiir(
ments, Is also q point Of pecd
kreet.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
a Lively Locality.

The locality of the colored meeting
house, South Wilmington, 10 becomip z
Qnite notorious. Almost every Satnr-
day night a disturbance of scms kind
takes place. Pistol shots are often
heard bat the police officers have been
ursble TO find ont the guil!y parties.
The arrest Of Evans near that place on
Saturday, for carrying concealed deadly
weapons, will, 1t is hoped, have the
effect OF stopping these affrays.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Messrs. Raymond d Wh,tcomb
Grand Transcontinenta, IT.

An autumn trip to Callforpl1
70 be extremely popular. The n
delightful for travelling, and thsl
Coast 10 reached WHOM the yi1
and orchards are in their richea2
age. A party will leave PhiIs1
Tuefday, October II. for ths
Northwest snd California. M
outward 10 over the Northern
railroad from St. Paul to Tacom}
Puget Sound region, the Col
river, the picturesque Mount |
section, Central California ard
California will be visited. q
occupies only hfty.one days; d
tickets returning are good un1
July. 30 that the time or eojourI
Pacific Coast can be prolon sed
sure. Send TO Messrs. Rsyu
Whitcomb, Ill South Ninth str@
der Continental Rotel), PhilAd
for . descriptive circular.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Runaway on Saturday Evening.

Last Saturday evening as q young
lady and gentleman we're driving Out
Fourth street near Orange, in a hired
team, the horse commenced to kick
and when the young man undertook to
hold him in. he started 10 run away.
The young lady jumped out one side Of
the carriage and the msn the other, bul
fortunately neither WAS seriously in
jured. The horse WAS captured before
he had gone far and taken back to the
stable where he belonged.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Preschers' Meeting,

The WILMINGTON M. E Preachers
Association held . meeting in Asbury
NJ. L. Church this morninp, Chsirmar
Stengle presiding. Rev. r. q. jones'
Of Mt. Salem church, read o very inter
es,ing paper on Archaeology In Egypt
A resolution was adopted comm end inl
the recsns move on the policy men
The association adjourned after trans
acting considerable routine business.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
A sensible View OF the Matter,

This morning just before the opeuirg g
Of court two men were standing on the
pavement Ia front Of the cour; house
engaged in conver'ation, when one of
them iuquired OF the other:
Have you engaged q lswyer?"
The man addressed replied, mo, to
II with tie lawyers, there'rs no
coed /"
"Well, what 90 you intend TO do?"
queritd the other. when he answered
~ don Z know yet, but / would rather
have one jurymsn than two lawyers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
base Ball
Gaxnaa nlauad nm Qafnrdau

Games played on Saturday:
acknowledgements 10,
dianapolis, 6.
Chicago-Chloago 8; New
Game called at end OF ninth Il
account OF darkness.
Pittsburg-Boston, 6; Pith6u
Detroit-Detroit, II; Washing
Cincinnati-Olncinnati, i;
Vile, 2.
St, Louis-St. Louis, 8; Clsv
Eleven innings
Brooklyn-Brookly !; Baltl
Observation-Disclosures, a. NJ
tan, 4. Game called at end OF
ming on account OF darkness.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Taken Sick In the stres

Last Saturday afternoon San
the II year old son of William !
was seized with iaiuting spell
he Is subject, and fell a. Second
ket streets. he was nicked u
scious and taken to DR.. Morr.sol
at Second and King streets Y
storatives were applied. A.tsf
gained consciousness, , young M
name could not be sscertainedi
him In his arms to hi1 fathers 4
No 421 Taylor street. The psre
to return their SINCERE TANK
Morrison and to this young nan
kindness and attent on TO the!r I
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Cleveland Daeltnea.

Mayor Pond, OF San Francisco, re-.
csiVed a letter from President Cleve-
land on Saturday declining ths invita-
tlcr to visit TINT city. Ho says: "rhe
hospitalities of the people Of your city
are not unknown In the Esst, but they
are ettll left for me to hold In pleasant
hope for The future"